Phenomenal Woman
World-renowned poet, author and activist MAYA ANGELOU takes us on an epic journey through her astonishing life story.
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Phenomenal Woman
World-renowned poet, author and activist MAYA ANGELOU takes us on an epic journey through her astonishing life story.
Symposium: ‘Summoning Memories: Art Beyond Chinese Traditions’
Join Asia Society Texas for a symposium on the artists and issues featured in current exhibition ‘Summoning Memories: Art Beyond Chinese Traditions’ to rethink and reimagine the practices of artists of Chinese and Chinese American descent.
BIPOC Book Fest
Celebrate underrepresented voices through BIPOC Book Fest’s annual showcase of literary works and panels featuring Black, Indigenous, people of color, and other creatives, taking place at Asia Society Texas.
The Tale Behind ‘Genji’: A Conversation With Dr. Melissa McCormick and Nao Kusuzaki
Learn about the impact the classical novel ‘The Tale of Genji’ has had on Japanese culture, global literature, and other art forms in this insightful talk, prior to the world premiere of the ballet ‘Genji’ at Asia Society Texas on March 24.
Virtual Resident Artist Talks: Jihye Han and Chenlu Hou
Join HCCC live on Facebook for talks by current residents, Jihye Han and Chenlu Hou!
Artist and Curator Tour of “Nothing Goes to Waste”
Please join HCCC for a special tour of Nothing Goes to Waste led by HCCC Curator Kathryn Hall with exhibiting artists Bennie Flores Ansell, Jeff Forster, Joyce Lin, Matt Manalo, and Susannah Mira!
Tour of “Sawed, Soldered, Constructed” by Juror Cindi Strauss
Join HCCC and Juror Cindi Strauss for an exclusive tour of the current exhibition, Sawed, Soldered, Constructed: The Work of Houston Metal Arts Guild, celebrating the talent within HMAG’s membership.
“Later, Longer, Fewer” Pop-up Nail Salon and Talk
Join exhibiting artist Jennifer Ling Datchuk and Quynh Nguyen, owner of Gloss Nail Bar, for a talk and pop-up nail salon inspired by the current exhibition, “Later, Longer, Fewer.”
Curating Access: Disability Art Activism and Creative Accommodation
Join DiverseWorks on September 30 for the Fall 2021 Diverse Discourse Lecture, Curating Access: Disability Art Activism and Creative Accommodation, with Amanda Chachia, independent curator and critic.